Check out our list of frequently asked questions to get all the answers you need. If you still have a query, get in touch and one of our staff members will be happy to assist you.
We are happy to see emergencies and help care for our patients during our normal hours of operation, but there may come a time that you need emergency care while we are not open.
In case of an emergency, there are several emergency clinics that are either 24 hour facilities or they are open the hours we are closed. Several options are listed here, but please try to go to the closest facility to make sure you pet is stable and get them the immediate care that they need.
Click the links below to find out more about these facilities, including their location and contact information.
An emergency situation for pets refers to any sudden and serious medical condition that requires immediate veterinary attention to prevent further harm or potential loss of life. Some common examples of pet emergencies include:
Difficulty Breathing: Rapid or labored breathing, choking, or any signs of respiratory distress.
Severe Injury: Significant trauma from accidents, falls, or animal attacks, leading to open wounds, fractures, or bleeding.
Ingestion of Toxic Substances: Swallowing poisonous substances, such as human medications, household chemicals, or toxic plants.
Seizures: If your pet experiences seizures that last longer than a few minutes or occur in succession.
Sudden Collapse: A pet suddenly collapsing or being unable to stand.
Difficulty Urinating: Struggling to urinate or passing blood in the urine.
Heatstroke: Especially in hot weather, overheating can be life-threatening for pets.
Uncontrolled Vomiting or Diarrhea: Continuous vomiting or diarrhea that doesn't subside.
Inability to Deliver Puppies/Kittens: If a pregnant pet is having difficulty during labor.
Eye Injuries: Any injuries or sudden changes in the appearance of the eyes.
If you suspect your pet is experiencing an emergency, do not hesitate to contact us immediately. In cases where the emergency occurs outside of regular business hours, seek assistance from an emergency veterinary clinic or animal hospital. Timely intervention is crucial in ensuring the best possible outcome for your pet's health and well-being.
We do not offer pet insurance through the clinic, but there are many insurance companies that offer insurance directly to you as a pet owner. We would be happy to provide you with the information and documentation that you need to make your claims for your pets.
We do not offer payment plans through the clinic itself, but we do accept Care Credit. Follow the link below to see if you qualify.
Currently, our focus is on providing specialized care for cats and dogs. We suggest entrusting your exotic pets to a veterinary clinic with dedicated staff trained in handling exotic animals. This ensures your beloved pets receive the highest standard of care, tailored to their unique needs, and guarantees their optimal health and safety.
At A Paw Above Veterinary Hospital, we offer a comprehensive range of services to meet all your pet's healthcare needs. Our services include:
1. Wellness Examinations: Routine check-ups to assess your pet's overall health and catch any potential issues early.
2. Vaccinations: Proper vaccination protocols to protect your pet from preventable diseases.
3. Parasite Prevention and Control: Solutions to prevent and treat fleas, ticks, heartworms, and intestinal parasites.
4. Dental Care: Dental examinations, cleanings, and treatments to maintain your pet's oral health.
5. Surgery: A state-of-the-art surgical suite for various procedures, including spays, neuters, and soft tissue surgeries.
6. Diagnostic Imaging: Advanced technology for X-rays and other imaging to aid in diagnosing medical conditions.
7. Laboratory Services: In-house laboratory for quick and accurate diagnostics.
8. Emergency Care: Prompt attention and care for pet emergencies during our regular business hours.
9. Pain Management: Strategies to alleviate your pet's pain and improve their comfort.
10. Senior Pet Care: Specialized care for the unique needs of senior pets.
11. Nutritional Counseling: Expert advice on proper nutrition and diet tailored to your pet's specific requirements.
12. Microchipping: Microchip implantation for permanent identification and pet retrieval.
Our dedicated team is committed to providing top-notch veterinary care to ensure your pet enjoys a long, healthy, and happy life. Please don't hesitate to contact us if you have any specific questions about our services or need to schedule an appointment for your furry companion.
Yes, it is recommended to schedule an appointment for your pet to be seen at our veterinary hospital. By scheduling an appointment, we can ensure that your pet receives prompt attention and personalized care from our experienced team.
Exceptions will be made for dogs or cats that are in an emergency situation and need immediate care. Please walk in during our normal business hours if your pet is in an emergency.
Otherwise, please contact us to arrange a suitable time for your pet's visit.
An emergency situation for pets refers to any sudden and serious medical condition that requires immediate veterinary attention to prevent further harm or potential loss of life. Some common examples of pet emergencies include:
Difficulty Breathing: Rapid or labored breathing, choking, or any signs of respiratory distress.
Severe Injury: Significant trauma from accidents, falls, or animal attacks, leading to open wounds, fractures, or bleeding.
Ingestion of Toxic Substances: Swallowing poisonous substances, such as human medications, household chemicals, or toxic plants.
Seizures: If your pet experiences seizures that last longer than a few minutes or occur in succession.
Sudden Collapse: A pet suddenly collapsing or being unable to stand.
Difficulty Urinating: Struggling to urinate or passing blood in the urine.
Heatstroke: Especially in hot weather, overheating can be life-threatening for pets.
Uncontrolled Vomiting or Diarrhea: Continuous vomiting or diarrhea that doesn't subside.
Inability to Deliver Puppies/Kittens: If a pregnant pet is having difficulty during labor.
Eye Injuries: Any injuries or sudden changes in the appearance of the eyes.
If you suspect your pet is experiencing an emergency, do not hesitate to contact us immediately. In cases where the emergency occurs outside of regular business hours, seek assistance from an emergency veterinary clinic or animal hospital. Timely intervention is crucial in ensuring the best possible outcome for your pet's health and well-being.
We are conveniently located next to Manvel High School at 19431 Morris Ave, Suite 120, Manvel, TX 77578.
Our location is easily accessible, making it simple for pet owners in the surrounding areas to visit our veterinary hospital. We look forward to welcoming you and your furry companions to A Paw Above Veterinary Hospital for exceptional pet care and compassionate service.
Delivering top-notch veterinary care and fostering countless happy and healthy furry companions throughout the years.
